The village of Sayburç, in Turkey, is home to a settlement dating back roughly 11,000 years, featuring mysterious carvings ...

How a single prompt revealed the emperor’s 1809 war briefing in one afternoon.

Fragile clay molds hidden for 3,000 years could reveal who cast Scotland’s strangest bronze objects.

"Pétros Ení: Discovering the Origins" is scheduled to hit theaters next year across North and South America and Europe.

Forty years ago, a constable hid a stash of documents he was ordered to incinerate. Were they evidence of police corruption and frontier war violence, or simple tales of daily life?

Pete Glastonbury spotted something strange near Silbury Hill in 2001, and it took a decade before archaeologist Jim Leary finally cored the mound and got an answer. The result wasn't prehistoric, but ...

Evidence from the civilisation also points to an awareness of personal appearance and grooming ...

We recently covered the intriguing discovery of submerged ruins in Lake Van, a body of water located just 90 miles from the ...

Archaeologists say these are some of the earliest examples of post-mortem decapitation ever found in Britain and the very ...

Was it by the light of a full moon that Constable Edward Robb dug a hole in the yard of the Mount Larcom police station to ...

A sample taken from the head unearthed in Almadraba will pinpoint the quarry of origin and shed fresh light on the sculpture ...

The primary battleground for this cultural war is the Aragatsotn Province, where looters strip the country’s subsoil with ...